Phrases with «bench ruling»

"Bench ruling" refers to a legal decision made by a judge from the bench, without a jury present. The judge listens to arguments and evidence from both sides and makes a ruling based on their interpretation of the law. It is a quicker and more efficient way to reach a decision, as it does not involve a jury deliberation. Full definition

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The five - judge bench ruled that the clerk of parliament should have rejected all nine nomination forms for the post. (basalquestions.org)
In its January 2011 decision in Gulka Enterprises Ltd. v Bayer CropScience Inc. («Bayer»), the Saskatchewan Court of Queen's Bench ruled in favour of the producer, Gulka Enterprises Ltd. («Gulka»), awarding compensation for damage resulting from chemical harm caused to Gulka's flax crop by Bayer's herbicide, Buctril ® M («Buctril M»), when tank - mixed with Fusion ® at recommended rates to control weeds. (tdslaw.com)
Similar statements can be found in s. 1.2 of the Family Law Rules of Alberta, r. 1.04 of the Court of Queen's Bench Rules of Manitoba, r. 1.02.1 of New Brunswick's Judicature Act, r. 1.03 of the Family Court Rules of Nova Scotia, r. 56A.02 in Newfoundland and Labrador, and rr. (slaw.ca)
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